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dominates the application environment here in the u.s. in asia we think android will be driving that. apple has the choice of becoming a niche plan. we suspect there will be margin compression. we are seeing this year will be pretty good still. early next year they have to start focusing on emerging markets may be the peak in profitability is behind them. >> what would you have to see to get apple to a buy for you. what would be the catalyst or the trigger if they did something? what would it be? >> the biggest thing would be if the emerging carriers decided to subsidize in a really big way. a little bit half hearted. if we could see a lot more commitment to that and a lot of commitment to that kind of business model in india, indonesia and those markets i think we become more constructive on the name. at the moment it's hard to see how the operators can offer those subsidy policies for markets where the average revenue per userer is significantly lower than the u.s. the iphone is pretty hard to afford for the vast bulk of the emerging ma
dominates the application environment here in the u.s. in asia we think android will be driving that. apple has the choice of becoming a niche plan. we suspect there will be margin compression. we are seeing this year will be pretty good still. early next year they have to start focusing on emerging markets may be the peak in profitability is behind them. >> what would you have to see to get apple to a buy for you. what would be the catalyst or the trigger if they did something? what...
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and as well as mobile environments. that will be critical. david: best of luck to you, bill. from blew core a. good to see you. >> thank you. >> banks getting hit by jihadist cyber attacks. they're keeping some customers from accessing accounts. who knows what other damage is being done. the banks no more attacks are coming but can they fight it? we're all over the story, david. david: is my money safe? sandra: is your money safe. sandra: let's get back to a developing story that fox business has been covering since day one and it could be affecting you, hackers targeting big banks. david: the most recent bank attack? suntrust. so who could be next? adam shapiro has been all over the story with the very latest. adam. >> suntrust is the bank that was attacked today. we interviewed michael chertoff the former secretary of homeland security on fox today. about why the denial of service attacks are a serious threat. here is what he said. >> the serious side would be if they took the customer facing side off-line a day or tw
and as well as mobile environments. that will be critical. david: best of luck to you, bill. from blew core a. good to see you. >> thank you. >> banks getting hit by jihadist cyber attacks. they're keeping some customers from accessing accounts. who knows what other damage is being done. the banks no more attacks are coming but can they fight it? we're all over the story, david. david: is my money safe? sandra: is your money safe. sandra: let's get back to a developing story that...
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are you making money in this environment? >> well as tell my customers all the time my margins are the same whether gas is $2 a gallon or $5 a gallon. but a load of fuel is lot more expensive and costs a lot more money to finance my operation at this point in time. melissa: you're right in the middle of it. do you think the same thing is going to happen next summer? >> wel, what's funny you hear people use the phrase the perfect storm. melissa: right. >> the problem they have been using that phrase for the last year, three or four times. at what point do we move from perfect storm this is just business as usual and we can start looking for to be proactive instead of reactive? melissa: yeah, i saw a lot of people out there complaining on various news channels. they were so upset the price of gasoline is so high. it is eating what they would spend on other things. i wonder, did people in california sort of do this to themselves by these cleaner standas and do they even realize it? what do you think? >> i think we realize it now
are you making money in this environment? >> well as tell my customers all the time my margins are the same whether gas is $2 a gallon or $5 a gallon. but a load of fuel is lot more expensive and costs a lot more money to finance my operation at this point in time. melissa: you're right in the middle of it. do you think the same thing is going to happen next summer? >> wel, what's funny you hear people use the phrase the perfect storm. melissa: right. >> the problem they have...
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technologies allow natural gas producers to supply affordable, cleaner energy, while protecting our environment. across america, these technologies protect air - by monitoring air quality and reducing emissions... ...protect water - through conservation and self-contained recycling systems... ... and protect land - by reducing our footprint and respecting wildlife. america's natural gas... domestic, abundant, clean energy to power our lives... that's smarter power today. how did i get here? dumb luck? or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money. about tomorrow. here's to good decisions. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. >>> our second story outfront, excuse the interruption. it started last night. republicans up in arms. it was a rude vice president joe biden at last night's debate. >> it's a plan i put together with a prominent democrat senator from oregon. >> not one democrats endorses this. >> our partner is a democrat from orego
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but i have seen a lot of executives out there talk about how difficult the regulatory environment is -- >> yes. >> in an attempt, possibly, i don't know, but to talk about how difficult this administration has been on business. >> exactly, right. >> it wouldn't be so shocking to me to see. >> cautious. >> blankfein said that today in the interview. he said, look, this is tough on our business. i don't think he was saying we're going to crush the quarter. it's not a blanket -- >> i believe it's tough on their business too. i believe -- >> they are a little bit of a reining back of expectations. >> i would make one point, the options market is only pricing about a 3% move which is actually shy. >> 3% of jpmorgan. >> 3% jpmorgan, up or down, but the last four quarters, it's averaged about 4.25%. there's a little bit of complacency heading in here. jamie dimon doing what he does well yesterday makes investors feel more comfortable. but at the end of the day, capital market business, investment banks, this is very strained here and i cannot imagine these guys can stick their head out on a
but i have seen a lot of executives out there talk about how difficult the regulatory environment is -- >> yes. >> in an attempt, possibly, i don't know, but to talk about how difficult this administration has been on business. >> exactly, right. >> it wouldn't be so shocking to me to see. >> cautious. >> blankfein said that today in the interview. he said, look, this is tough on our business. i don't think he was saying we're going to crush the quarter. it's...
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there's certainly some pressures on bank earnings like the low interest rate environment and anemic loan growth are definitely impacting income for all the banks, big and small. >> is that anemic loan demand, or are they still reluctant to loan, as we saw, as we merged from the financial crisis? >> yeah, in our view, it's really a bit of both supply and demand. no doubt the demand for loans is pretty weak out there. at the same time, credit standards are a lot -- underwriting standards are a lot higher than they were at the outset of the credit crisis. >> i'm going to ask you a question i'm sure you didn't expect. we just had on this ceo that wrote this letter telling his employees that if president obama wins it's bad for the company. he was complaining -- it's a real estate company -- that his issue with president obama is that they didn't force the banks to lend when they got that new capital. is that a justified criticism? could any president have achieved that, or should they have achieved that when they needed to rebuild their balance sheets? >> well, no, i don't think you can forc
there's certainly some pressures on bank earnings like the low interest rate environment and anemic loan growth are definitely impacting income for all the banks, big and small. >> is that anemic loan demand, or are they still reluctant to loan, as we saw, as we merged from the financial crisis? >> yeah, in our view, it's really a bit of both supply and demand. no doubt the demand for loans is pretty weak out there. at the same time, credit standards are a lot -- underwriting...
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what couldn't of environment are we in? >> there is uncertainty, but people recognize that you can't stand still. >> what regrets do you have about the period of time at bear stearns, after bear stearns, or did it create opportunity for you? >> let's not talk about that. >> not no comment at all? okay. you heard it there. >> too painful. he hasn't done the regressive therapy on that yet. he wasn't ready for it. >> clearly doesn't want to really talk about that period of time. james pli dimon happy to, but alan schwartz not so much. >> there are healthy companies willing to do m&a. but i think it emphasizes his point. yes, companies, investors have to be cautious, but they have cash and they're a good value out there. >> and he was talking about high yield. and there's a feeling that we're not anywhere near the end of that yet. >> absolutely clear. high yield debt still looks attractive to a lot of investors. it's a good opportunity. >> thank you so much for joining us. have a good weekend. plenty still to come. >> we want t
what couldn't of environment are we in? >> there is uncertainty, but people recognize that you can't stand still. >> what regrets do you have about the period of time at bear stearns, after bear stearns, or did it create opportunity for you? >> let's not talk about that. >> not no comment at all? okay. you heard it there. >> too painful. he hasn't done the regressive therapy on that yet. he wasn't ready for it. >> clearly doesn't want to really talk about...
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. >> has it hurt from the interest rate environment that we live in, which hurts the banks? >> yes, it has, because everybody knows that. so you'll get some more loan growth. i like aig. >> but as well as fargo surprised us with how bad the environment is from a net interest margin which plays directly into lower interest rates. >> you made money in wells fargo and made money in jpmorgan. what happened was expectations over the last month or so exceeded what reality was going to be, now is the time to get back in, that it's been reset. >> next up on "halftime" it's turning into one of wall street's biggest battles. walmart, amazon or best buy will come out on top and the first financial results are in. which bank. we'll continue that discussion, which bank should you be banking on? our traders debate which stocks are the best buys right now. we'll talk apple, too, rumors about the ipad mini, is a date really set? can it resume the rally in america's most valuable company, all that and more when "halftime" comes back. sometimes investing opportunities are hard to spot. you ha
. >> has it hurt from the interest rate environment that we live in, which hurts the banks? >> yes, it has, because everybody knows that. so you'll get some more loan growth. i like aig. >> but as well as fargo surprised us with how bad the environment is from a net interest margin which plays directly into lower interest rates. >> you made money in wells fargo and made money in jpmorgan. what happened was expectations over the last month or so exceeded what reality was...
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sort of, for her -- it had happened in smaller ways but just the significance of it, the regulatory environment, all of those things came together in a way that maybe she just couldn't foresee. >> susan, thanks for joining us. it is a good read. enjoyed it very much. >> appreciate you having me here. >> great interview there, sue. >>> sprint customers can now pick their own vanity phone number. i'm not kidding. the idea is simple. instead of a ten-digit number you just dial "power lunch" instead. call me. don't go away. ♪ [ piano ] you. we know you. we know you're not always on top of it. and how could you be? that often you just want... quiet. we know all that life demands from you. and how it's almost impossible for you to escape. almost. introducing a car made better for you in every way. the luxurious, all-new honda accord. it starts with you. >>> time for the power rundown. kayla tausche and bob pisani is with me as well. china, those tensions we mention seem to be deepening. nation, now friend or foe to the u.s. and its investors? what do you think, kayla? >> i learned last week that ch
sort of, for her -- it had happened in smaller ways but just the significance of it, the regulatory environment, all of those things came together in a way that maybe she just couldn't foresee. >> susan, thanks for joining us. it is a good read. enjoyed it very much. >> appreciate you having me here. >> great interview there, sue. >>> sprint customers can now pick their own vanity phone number. i'm not kidding. the idea is simple. instead of a ten-digit number you...
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technology, apple, intel, hewlett-packard, financials, aren't you worried about the low interest rate environment and the head winds that exist for those? >> that's funny. that's just fast money. i'd be all in or all out -- >> those aren't daily problems, though. >> here's what i do, i remove my opinion from it because who cares? what you want to look at what the historical precedent is when you get a sharp drop in interest rates, followed by a pivot back up, which is what we've had at the end of july. when that's happened in the past and i use the ten-week rate of change on the ten-year note yield. six months out every time information technology and consumer discretionary has outperformed. financials have outperformed all but once, and the industrials all but once, as well. so, again, you want to look at what performs with interest rates? and i think that goes to stephanie's point too. what could kill earnings next year? well, that's if we have further deterioration in international economic activity and all the global money printing doesn't work. now, let's get by whether that's right or wrong
technology, apple, intel, hewlett-packard, financials, aren't you worried about the low interest rate environment and the head winds that exist for those? >> that's funny. that's just fast money. i'd be all in or all out -- >> those aren't daily problems, though. >> here's what i do, i remove my opinion from it because who cares? what you want to look at what the historical precedent is when you get a sharp drop in interest rates, followed by a pivot back up, which is what...
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. >> this is actually our first big foray into the political environment so it's kind of unchartered territory for us at this point. so far the reaction to this idea has been fantastic. >> well, the chain got a lot of heat for trying to insert itself into the debate, "dear pizza hut, you're not helping," is the title of the slate.com editorial. the giveaway is still on but the company tells us it's stopped promoting it, asking people instead to express their opinions on pizza online. later on street signs -- obama or romney. the coffee cup wars. we'll have that. >> reminder, cnbc's going to carry the vice presidential debate tonight. it will be live, of course. our coverage will begin at 7:00 p.m. eastern on "the kudlow report" and continue on through the evening. the cnbc twicker will be live on debate night. use #cnbc2012 for a chance to see your tweet roll on the twicker. >>> today's yahoo! finance poll we asked -- how big a threat to the economy is the fiscal cliff? 13% say it is overblown. economy's getting stronger. 67% say it is serious. serious enough to push the country back
. >> this is actually our first big foray into the political environment so it's kind of unchartered territory for us at this point. so far the reaction to this idea has been fantastic. >> well, the chain got a lot of heat for trying to insert itself into the debate, "dear pizza hut, you're not helping," is the title of the slate.com editorial. the giveaway is still on but the company tells us it's stopped promoting it, asking people instead to express their opinions on...
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tech has really taken it on the chin lately, but there is the ability to grow in a weak environment for technology stocks. >> jonathan golub, thank you for joining us today. >>> let's recap the markets for you at this point because we are at our lows of the session. we just had a gap to the downside, about 130 points now in negative territory for the dow at 13,338. can you guys put ucht p the 10- yield for me? i think we had a low -- which should be 1.69% on the 10-year yield. at this point they're moving into the bond market. look at that move on the 10-year yield. 1.68%. ty? it's going to be a rough afternoon. >> moving into bonds and out of storks as we speak. this is going to make some people's blood boil. billionaires getting big tax breaks for buying up swanky condos in new york. swanky franky. robert frank on the story. >> very swanky. the tax breaks are amazing. the question everyone will be asking -- do billionaires pay $90 million for an apartment really need a tax break? a tax break aimed at low income folks? we'll dive into that issue next on "power lunch." [ male announcer
tech has really taken it on the chin lately, but there is the ability to grow in a weak environment for technology stocks. >> jonathan golub, thank you for joining us today. >>> let's recap the markets for you at this point because we are at our lows of the session. we just had a gap to the downside, about 130 points now in negative territory for the dow at 13,338. can you guys put ucht p the 10- yield for me? i think we had a low -- which should be 1.69% on the 10-year yield. at...
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>> well, we're happy to perform in any sort of environment, michelle. i think what you've seen in wells fargo over the last decade is earnings growth through a lot of different periods, whether we've got a strong economy, a weak economy, a high interest rate, low interest rate. again, we have a very customer-focused, diversified model, and we can perform. we've had 11 consecutive earnings of growth even in the bumpy economy. >> we would be remiss if we didn't ask about this lawsuit taking you to task for a mischaracterization of mortgages. you're not alone in this. other banks have been sued and settled on these same charges, on reckless lending. where do you stand on that? what's your response to it? >> well, the allegations in that lawsuit are just that. they're allegations. they're not facts. we're going to defend ourselves very vigorously. we're the largest fha lender in the country. we think the fha program is a terrific program. it's helped millions of americans obtain their dream of homeown homeownership. we're proud to be part of the program. ou
>> well, we're happy to perform in any sort of environment, michelle. i think what you've seen in wells fargo over the last decade is earnings growth through a lot of different periods, whether we've got a strong economy, a weak economy, a high interest rate, low interest rate. again, we have a very customer-focused, diversified model, and we can perform. we've had 11 consecutive earnings of growth even in the bumpy economy. >> we would be remiss if we didn't ask about this lawsuit...
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we are going to lots of cities to help them grow economically and create jobs and helping environments. we do a tremendous amount for education and veterans. we have hired, and if you're a veteran in this room thank you very much for serving this country, we have hired 4800 veterans this year in the last 18 months or so. there is this thing called 100,000 jobs which we help starting hired 28,000 veterans and we have done 4500 ourselves. while other people are talking, we are doing. before this program we will do 1000 so we try to participate and to me it's all the same thing, healthy vibrant company, makes it all possible. the dying company, now been it is possible. i will put it in that same thing by the way, people say as an employee or shareholder if i don't make customers happy there is nothing else. if our employees don't do a good job -- it's all important to me. i try to run a fair profit, take care of your own people in your clients. let me go back to the mistake issue one more time. here's a question for you all. we have something like $15 billion in exposure in derivatives an
we are going to lots of cities to help them grow economically and create jobs and helping environments. we do a tremendous amount for education and veterans. we have hired, and if you're a veteran in this room thank you very much for serving this country, we have hired 4800 veterans this year in the last 18 months or so. there is this thing called 100,000 jobs which we help starting hired 28,000 veterans and we have done 4500 ourselves. while other people are talking, we are doing. before this...
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heard you mention in your last segment, jpmorgan's chief dimon, he's concerned about the regulation environment right now. however, wells fargo, jpmorgan, they are expected to have some really decent numbers when they report tomorrow. and the stocks are fairly valued. they're 10 and 11 p-e ratios, stocks up 20, 28 percent so -- 25, 28 percent so far this year. this will be one to watch. i will be live tomorrow morning breaking down all the earnings reports as they come out on the fox business network. watch us. back to you. tracy: thank you very much. ashley: the new james bond movie is out next month. swiss luxury watch maker omega has been dressing the iconic 007 for nearly two decades now. the company's president joining us to talk about whether bond is a good investment. i would imagine -- you have been dressing james bond with his watches now since 1995. thanks for being here. >> nice to be here. ashley: brought a couple of these beautiful watches with you. so mr. bond wears these in the movie? >> yes, he will be wearing the so-called official bond watch. he says he has this watch he owns
heard you mention in your last segment, jpmorgan's chief dimon, he's concerned about the regulation environment right now. however, wells fargo, jpmorgan, they are expected to have some really decent numbers when they report tomorrow. and the stocks are fairly valued. they're 10 and 11 p-e ratios, stocks up 20, 28 percent so -- 25, 28 percent so far this year. this will be one to watch. i will be live tomorrow morning breaking down all the earnings reports as they come out on the fox business...
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and a regulatory environment where businesses can floors but it does not do much more. right now we have a federal government that is too large. $16 trillion debt. $1.30 trillion deficit. we need somebody who will stand up and fight. i have that record in the house. that is the record i will take to the senate. that is why i appreciate your vote. thank you. >> our next closing statement is from mark victor. >> our country was founded upon freedom. we are about individual rights and responsibilities and free markets. we are about being free to vote -- and define and pursue your own happiness. it is about americans in charge of themselves. these are our principles. we have strayed so far from these principles. we have a busybody government that is into everything, it regulates and taxes everything and everyone to death. it is involved in our lives cradle to grave. over $16 trillion in debt and growing ever higher. the highest incarceration rate in the world. over 2 million in prison. perpetual war is that we keep paying for with more debt and human lives. we are speeding
and a regulatory environment where businesses can floors but it does not do much more. right now we have a federal government that is too large. $16 trillion debt. $1.30 trillion deficit. we need somebody who will stand up and fight. i have that record in the house. that is the record i will take to the senate. that is why i appreciate your vote. thank you. >> our next closing statement is from mark victor. >> our country was founded upon freedom. we are about individual rights and...
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numbers in the neighborhood of 150,000 are reasonable in this environment. we need to see growth accelerate a little bit more. when i see a little bit of an improvement, you have to separate the wheat and assume that some of the fluctuations is variations between the numbers. connell: are they not as good as they appear or are we being misled a little bit by these most recent figures, do you think, or how would you describe the trend? >> the truth of the matter is we will continue to see improvement looking at the on appointment rate can be a little misleading. you are well aware that over the fact that the last six, 12, 18 months, the participation rate has been coming down. connell: it does. we have talked a lot about that. and we did friday as well. trying to put it all together. you did a pretty good job of it. as always. thank you for coming on. >> pleasure. dagen: who is feeling the pressure tonight? joe biden and paul ryan. we will preview tonight main event. [ talking over each other ] dagen: it better be a smack down. connell: i do not think it will
numbers in the neighborhood of 150,000 are reasonable in this environment. we need to see growth accelerate a little bit more. when i see a little bit of an improvement, you have to separate the wheat and assume that some of the fluctuations is variations between the numbers. connell: are they not as good as they appear or are we being misled a little bit by these most recent figures, do you think, or how would you describe the trend? >> the truth of the matter is we will continue to see...
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quarter investment-banking fees, of trading quarter that was reasonably good particularly given the environment and we believe they had a pretty good quarter in terms of reining in operating expenses. melissa: let me get your take on reaction. jamie dimon says housing has turned a corner. the bank warned they could see i default related expenses for a while. can you comment if that is what investors are reacting to? >> you brought of two separate issues. one was a charge related to a requirement from the regulators, related to bankruptcy loans with customer or borrower has gone into bankruptcy and regulators told the banks, jpmorgan included but not the only bank that they need to take a write-downs on those loans as a precautionary measure. overtime we think jpmorgan will earn most of those losses back through the income statement. melissa: i will cut you off for a time. i apologize. lowering the loan-loss provision is what helps make a meaningful boost in the quarter and what people are skeptical about. >> they released a billion dollars of reserves and $900 million in mortgage portfolio alon
quarter investment-banking fees, of trading quarter that was reasonably good particularly given the environment and we believe they had a pretty good quarter in terms of reining in operating expenses. melissa: let me get your take on reaction. jamie dimon says housing has turned a corner. the bank warned they could see i default related expenses for a while. can you comment if that is what investors are reacting to? >> you brought of two separate issues. one was a charge related to a...
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my point here is that people are desperate for some kind of growth in a low-growth environment. there's a company even though it is hard to categorize that's had notable growth. here's another company that's a play on the real estate industry. still right now $32.90 to $33. >> i think it is just going to be a couple minutes, folks. bear with us. >> couple minutes, bob. >> we've got a couple of companies very much on the move. i think this linkedin. very overvalued stock on an earnings basis -- >> you like linkedin. >> you want momentum, linkedin lass it. momentum obviously trumps at times valuation. people saying that the quarter could be much better than spefktespefk expected. johnson controls looks like to be the next one that's going to not be able to make the numbers. wells fargo goes buy to hold. europe, we've totally forgotten the fact that europe -- spain did get downgraded. >> it's funny we haven't mentioned that at all today. >> isn't that incredible? that was the dominant theme in europe that perhaps this downgrade is going to cause the spanish to say, listen, we do ne
my point here is that people are desperate for some kind of growth in a low-growth environment. there's a company even though it is hard to categorize that's had notable growth. here's another company that's a play on the real estate industry. still right now $32.90 to $33. >> i think it is just going to be a couple minutes, folks. bear with us. >> couple minutes, bob. >> we've got a couple of companies very much on the move. i think this linkedin. very overvalued stock on an...
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you're getting fat and ruining the environment at the same time. stop! >> well i'll tell you, nobody wants to drive cars anymore. you know we want to be more like europe. we want cars that will fit in the trunk of the cars we used to drive. >> i bet you go to a drive-thru and eat and drive. >> you can't text and drive. you can eat and drive, you can have a big italian subway sandwich in your hand but you can't have a cell phone. i just look up the chain here, it's not non-existent but there is not a lot of pipeline pressure when i look up, look at intermediate goods and raw or unfinished goods. for example in the core i want to give you one number and then we'll move on. crude goods 2.8, again including but take out food and energy it's 1.6. those are big numbers but the thinking is they passed through. if they don't we have to examine fed policy. they are important. they are important. >> steve, yesterday you had a fantastic interview. >> thank you. >> with blankfein, with bowles, with simpson. >> right. >> and i think i could say, i watched every secon
you're getting fat and ruining the environment at the same time. stop! >> well i'll tell you, nobody wants to drive cars anymore. you know we want to be more like europe. we want cars that will fit in the trunk of the cars we used to drive. >> i bet you go to a drive-thru and eat and drive. >> you can't text and drive. you can eat and drive, you can have a big italian subway sandwich in your hand but you can't have a cell phone. i just look up the chain here, it's not...
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he you may remember claimed that the bank had a toxic environment the where bankers referred to clients as muppets. the financial times is referring to an internal review found that weeks before smith's public resignation, he complained about his bonus and said he deserved to be paid more than a million dollars. the book, paid $1.5 million for the book. it's all a little -- >> we're saying it's all based on whether they call people muppets. that would be okay if you were doing -- fit's not beg bird, here we are talking about municipmuppe muppets. it's probably like not being client oriented, right? if they were doing everything for their clients but still calling them muppets, it wouldn't be an infraction, would it? >> if he was great for the clients -- >> could be a term of endearment. >> if i called you a muppet, how would you feel? >> i'm not one of those old guys in the balcony. i like those guys. andrew, what are the chances that braunstein goes to goldman and vineyard goes to jpmorgan zero. >> its it's like a wife swapping thing. >> vineyard is going to california to rest.ts it's
he you may remember claimed that the bank had a toxic environment the where bankers referred to clients as muppets. the financial times is referring to an internal review found that weeks before smith's public resignation, he complained about his bonus and said he deserved to be paid more than a million dollars. the book, paid $1.5 million for the book. it's all a little -- >> we're saying it's all based on whether they call people muppets. that would be okay if you were doing -- fit's...
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>> i think our director of environment in our city has issued a goal for 2020, being mission -- emission free, carbon neutral. that is something that when you think about the economic impact of these new business models, it can contribute quite greatly to that. i am going to answer the question a little bit differently -- i have been inspired by this space considerably. there's a lot more opportunity. cars, so many assets we have in our society. as a city, we own buildings, cubicles, museums, golf courses, so much that we have -- >> yes, but it is our property, right? >> yes. that is a very good point. stewards of these resources, and they are often underutilized resources, so how do we improve access to those? there is a lot to learn from this that could be applied to the public comments. >> thank you. let's open it up. do we have a microphone for people to come to? ok, we will just it old school. if you have a question, raise your hand, and speak loudly. concise questions will be greatly appreciated. >> [inaudible] >> did everyone here that? ok. >> something that is really amazing abou
>> i think our director of environment in our city has issued a goal for 2020, being mission -- emission free, carbon neutral. that is something that when you think about the economic impact of these new business models, it can contribute quite greatly to that. i am going to answer the question a little bit differently -- i have been inspired by this space considerably. there's a lot more opportunity. cars, so many assets we have in our society. as a city, we own buildings, cubicles,...
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in other words, you don't collapse in liquidity environment. i'll tell you, one step further, if i may, there is this concept, and it's a little complicated called the mar shalian k. if you have greater liquidity than can be absorbed by the economy. it works wonderfully if you're looking at emorninging markets. it doesn't work wonderfully in the u.s. because there are other assets to go to. real estate, commodities, currency. it doesn't have to go to equities. it's more limited in emerging economies. >> let me ask about the sectors you like in this march higher than 12% by the end of 2013. financials, information technology, tell com and utilities. telecom and utilities seem surprising and i'm surprised the materials and energies aren't entries in this, if you are expecting secular bull market to really kick in next year and for there to be growth out there. >> there are a lot of questions that i'm not going to have enough time to address. but when we do our work on the sectors or industry groups, we do it at those group levels. i'm not going t
in other words, you don't collapse in liquidity environment. i'll tell you, one step further, if i may, there is this concept, and it's a little complicated called the mar shalian k. if you have greater liquidity than can be absorbed by the economy. it works wonderfully if you're looking at emorninging markets. it doesn't work wonderfully in the u.s. because there are other assets to go to. real estate, commodities, currency. it doesn't have to go to equities. it's more limited in emerging...
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on the one side this interest-rate environment is tough. the spread between deposits and loans narrowing. on the other hand there's pret good activity, housing is picking up, credit is getting better. as we look at the bank earnings we have to differentiate who is hit by that net interest margin issue and who can benefit on the other side. we look at citi and think they can report a good monday on positive-- monday so that could be positive. on the other hand bank of america facing pressures from the deposit versus lending squeeze. >> you told me citi was your top recommendation right now. tell us why? >> well, we look at citi and it's a bank that has not performed as well as some of those other tough ones like bank of america ts year. the one hand. on the other hand we think it's a great play on what the federal reserve is doing. when they put all this money into the economy they are 12i78ity-- stimulating housing. citi has problem relating to housing. they are stimulating emerging markets where citi is the strongest. >> all right, let's t
on the one side this interest-rate environment is tough. the spread between deposits and loans narrowing. on the other hand there's pret good activity, housing is picking up, credit is getting better. as we look at the bank earnings we have to differentiate who is hit by that net interest margin issue and who can benefit on the other side. we look at citi and think they can report a good monday on positive-- monday so that could be positive. on the other hand bank of america facing pressures...
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it's a question more and more people are aware of today climate change in the safety of our environment as a whole are being discussed around the world and perhaps it's those small steps that might be a start to people living in harmony with nature. good afternoon welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for friday october fifth two thousand and twelve the european central bank sees buying a large amount of solver and bonds through its unlimited bond buying program or o.n.t. for one or two months from now called on to reassess that's according to reuters and of course we know q e three has put monetary easing in the realm of unlimited the attempts to reflate have really reached another level. oh my god speed is too slow too slow we're going to have to go right through he said crisply. ludicrous so. will discuss ludicrous speed with the very same chris martin said meanwhile consumer credit rose more than forecast in. august according to the fed the eighteen point one two billion dollar rise was driven by borrowing for education and aut
it's a question more and more people are aware of today climate change in the safety of our environment as a whole are being discussed around the world and perhaps it's those small steps that might be a start to people living in harmony with nature. good afternoon welcome to capital account i'm lauren lyster here in washington d.c. these are your headlines for friday october fifth two thousand and twelve the european central bank sees buying a large amount of solver and bonds through its...
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do but it's a question more and more people are aware of today climate change in the safety of our environment as a whole are being discussed around the world and perhaps it's those small steps that might be a start to people living in harmony with nature. oh max kaiser a welcome to the kaiser report in today's headlines if you tell the truth about the dollar you will be derided debunked and destroyed whether you happen to be a brick of gold or a reading agency not on the payroll of wall street uncle sam wants you. if you do want to tell the truth stacey. yes max keiser there are currency wars reaching around the world the dollar doesn't want to be caught in the cross-fire basically at this point the currency global grid system you want to be the last one standing. well that's right they're going down one by one the currencies are collapsing we see this obviously and this report we're going to discuss them but you know the cons use that we're talking about there going down in the order of their vulnerability when you got there. the hyper inflationary chicken as you see this chicken is looking
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in central market and throughout the city, san francisco has created an environment that embraces and celebrates innovation. innovation is not a significant driver of economic growth, but it enables us to tackle some of the most long-standing problems and historic challenges that we face. that's why i continue to support and promote innovation in both the civic and private sectors to create a better san francisco. and with all of these technology companies that are moving into the city, we need to make sure that our work force is trained and ready to fill these positions. to do this we have launched tech sf with an $8 million dollar grant from the department of labor that will provided case, training and job placement assistance in the tech sector. whether it's for young people coming out of high school or college or people retooling in the middle of their careers or are returning our veterans who want a chance to work in our technology industry, we're working hard to ensure san francisco residents have the skills, the training and the opportunities to work in these jobs. this is a cr
in central market and throughout the city, san francisco has created an environment that embraces and celebrates innovation. innovation is not a significant driver of economic growth, but it enables us to tackle some of the most long-standing problems and historic challenges that we face. that's why i continue to support and promote innovation in both the civic and private sectors to create a better san francisco. and with all of these technology companies that are moving into the city, we need...
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do like it's a question more and more people are aware of today climate change in the safety of our environment as a whole are being discussed around the world and perhaps it's those small steps that might be a start to people living in harmony with nature. kelly yes it offers an air show and in an english museum was a matter you. left the residence never profited from the performances you'll see of coming our citizenship there when you look up and there's one tacking on you he's the alpha beta gamma he was all the the final two in the tree and his leg out with out there know what they can pinpoint. right now. those shells become income mortal danger and a piece of art is still a sense in basic structure in making infantry. bombs and. on our team. download the official application to choose your language stream quality and enjoy your favorites from outside t.v. is not required to watch on t.v. all you need is your mobile device to watch r.t. in any time. also. president. all. along. with coalition. given. by polls here now with the latest action from the world stay with us. thank you very much
do like it's a question more and more people are aware of today climate change in the safety of our environment as a whole are being discussed around the world and perhaps it's those small steps that might be a start to people living in harmony with nature. kelly yes it offers an air show and in an english museum was a matter you. left the residence never profited from the performances you'll see of coming our citizenship there when you look up and there's one tacking on you he's the alpha beta...
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it's a question more and more people are aware of today climate change in the safety of our environment as a whole are being discussed around the world and perhaps it's those small steps that might be a start to people living in harmony with nature. versus member of parliament was recently thrown out of the house of commons after he accused ministers of lying of the military policy in afghanistan paul flynn is with me now but before we talk to him let's just see a clip of the video that got him from parliament the role of our brave soldiers of the moment is to act as human shields for ministers' reputation the danger to our soldiers is being programmed by those on that page who have the power to stop. other countries over remove soldiers from this dangerous area where they're not doing all we're doing which is arming and training our future and to be isn't this very similar to the end of the first world war when it was said that politicians lie and and soldiers died and the reality was as it is know that our brave soldier lives are being led by ministerial donkey's paul flynn after that
it's a question more and more people are aware of today climate change in the safety of our environment as a whole are being discussed around the world and perhaps it's those small steps that might be a start to people living in harmony with nature. versus member of parliament was recently thrown out of the house of commons after he accused ministers of lying of the military policy in afghanistan paul flynn is with me now but before we talk to him let's just see a clip of the video that got him...
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a number of different things in the environment and we had no idea. later, like many children in my neighborhood, i worked at the plant myself and got a sense of what it was like to be on the inside. when i came home from working at rocky flats and turned on the television, there was a show on nightline that was talking about what went on at the plant. it was the first time i had an understanding in how extraordinary the contamination was. >> it was on that date but i decided to quit my job at rocky flats. the day i decided to quit was the day i decided to write a book about it. and i wanted to write a book that reads like a novel but is very heavily footnoted. check on the back and see where the information comes from. so i wanted to write a story from the perspective of all of the different kinds of people whose lives have been occupied. not as residents like me and my family, but workers at rocky flats. thousands of people in colorado and beyond who are affected by rocky flats. another reason we were talking about the story is that we continue to d
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it's a question more and more people are aware of today climate change in the safety of our environment as a whole are being discussed around the world and perhaps it's those small steps that might be a start to people living in harmony with nature. and take up here in greece with all protests began in athens before a visit by german chancellor merkel and a decision on the country's next bailout is tallman this as the i.m.f. expresses uncertainty over the euro zone's intensifying debt crisis. rock obama's presidential rival mitt romney calls for arming the syrian. media relations show imported crates of weapons are already in the hands of insurgents all this comes after six days of cross border shelling between syria and turkey. and the sheen locks horns with washington over a report that's recommends chinese companies are excluded from doing business in america due to fears of spying on the country although firms have responded saying the u.s. is just afraid to compete on the open market. but we have one here in our team sports next with ron. hello and welcome of this is sport with lab
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i feel comfortable owning them in a very choppy environment. >> you clearly disagree. what names would you recommend? >> we like both jpmorgan and citigroup here. i think there's definitely some risk, but i think jpmorgan's earned between 13 and 16% on equity pretty much every quarter for the last couple years. they've done a pretty good job doing that. >> all right, gentlemen. thank you, both, very much. jpmorgan chase, wells fargo out with earnings tomorrow morning. should set the tone for the day. thanks for being with us. >>> all right. let's get to jackie deangelis with this market flash. >> hey, bill. watching two stocks of interest here. 1 navistar is the first one, coming off its highs, after hearing they're not interested in combining with oshkosh. also want to check in on shares of jcpenney, trading higher. their highest since january, in fact. this is after a key supplier, levi strauss, that said their stores within the chain are doing quite well. >> there's that coupon play. they're back again. thank you, jackie. heading toward the close with about 25 minut
i feel comfortable owning them in a very choppy environment. >> you clearly disagree. what names would you recommend? >> we like both jpmorgan and citigroup here. i think there's definitely some risk, but i think jpmorgan's earned between 13 and 16% on equity pretty much every quarter for the last couple years. they've done a pretty good job doing that. >> all right, gentlemen. thank you, both, very much. jpmorgan chase, wells fargo out with earnings tomorrow morning. should...
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i want you to talk us through than what the environment is, how long you have been there. you can see it on the screen. >> that is the lobby. we have a huge clock, which nobody really likes. that is the corridor of where the correspondence all live with their helpers. >> is that in normal desk for morley safer read their? >> i confess it is probably neater than normal. >> why the big poster? >> the poster reflects a story i did 30 years ago. on the question of whether a major painting at the metropolitan museum was in fact a fake. it caused quite a controversy, and i had friends at the met who refused to speak for me for 20 years and have since come around. the painting is called "the pickpocket" or "the fee." >> there is a picture of you right there with your old colleagues. >> ed was my next-door neighbor in the office. we went there before anybody else in the morning. we had a morning session over .offee that was an award i got in california. >> how much time did you spend their? >> in the office? >> a lot more now. three or four years ago i decided it was not going to
i want you to talk us through than what the environment is, how long you have been there. you can see it on the screen. >> that is the lobby. we have a huge clock, which nobody really likes. that is the corridor of where the correspondence all live with their helpers. >> is that in normal desk for morley safer read their? >> i confess it is probably neater than normal. >> why the big poster? >> the poster reflects a story i did 30 years ago. on the question of...
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there is a tactile sense of what it is like to be in an environment. and with various pressures were and all the variables that bending to that and the resolution. >> the next call from idaho falls, idaho. >> what you exhibit is a prospective of faith and i don't know if you're comfortable with that word or if you have a question of what does faith mean to me. >> host: with the mean? >> caller: face is a mistake. people don't come from the perspective of faith but it is electric and energizing when i hear someone who does come from a perspective of faith. >> guest: let's talk about this in the context of joseph priestley because we talk about the invention of air. he was a deeply religious person who one of the things he talked about in his work was the kind of electric to use your language feeling of the blind, when you think about the forward march of history and progress. that was a big theme for him that he imagined as the work of god, you can see society growing more advanced than human beings have more understanding having more compassion and to
there is a tactile sense of what it is like to be in an environment. and with various pressures were and all the variables that bending to that and the resolution. >> the next call from idaho falls, idaho. >> what you exhibit is a prospective of faith and i don't know if you're comfortable with that word or if you have a question of what does faith mean to me. >> host: with the mean? >> caller: face is a mistake. people don't come from the perspective of faith but it is...
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acted environment the school was founded and named for anton pity atika and then it's scientist who wanted a better way of life for his people but even with the most progressive ideas and education many say they don't want to trade the modern life for their beloved. i have returned to the tundra and i actually like it here if you're outside there's fresh air fresh water looks at the site you can see here it's a joyful sight. a sentiment that hopefully ensures that russia's northern reindeer will have caretakers for generations to come. to music secret laboratory to kirby was able to build a new most sophisticated robot which on fortunately doesn't give a dollar amount anything tunes mission to teach creation why it should care about humans in the world this is why you should care only on the r.-g. dot com. live from moscow this is r.t. now as if british prime minister david cameron didn't have enough to do tackling recession and spending cuts knows how to watch his back to london mayor boris johnson is capturing the public on his party's minds even overshadowing his beleaguered leader at t
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so how do you get control of the kind of environment. sometimes if, you know, you have the campaigns that can continue to grow up with the dysfunction and you don't know what's happening in the other campaigns. we heard the knives were sharp end in the clinton campaign. you don't know. it it's like -- it's like poker you know what your hand is you don't know what the other hands are in the other campaigns. later down the campaign trail things started show up in the news. the campaign unnamed campaign staffer said this about a named campaign staffer and you start connecting dots there are power center that e emerged and, you know, some factions that might be happening in the other campaigns. if you don't get control of the early you grow up with the chaos. how do we do it? i give a candidate all the credit. and there were three things getting to work a little bit. to start that little bit. three principles he gave our staff in the very earliest days. no drama. respect everyone. build it from the bottom up. no drama, respect everyone, buil
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afterwards do it's a question more and more people are aware of today climate change in the safety of our environment as a whole are being discussed around the world and perhaps it's those small steps that might be a start to people living in harmony with nature. welcome back to our tea with me karen tara back now to our breaking news and further protests being forcibly dispersed by police in bahrain's capital during the shield population's long struggle for equal rights in the kingdom live to london now and the thoughts of political analyst patrick canning son patrick good to see you here on archie bunker out tests in bahrain often fall off of the west's radar and we've been seeing a lot of that what needs to happen for them to take notice like they have in other countries. the problem is there's been a kind of a mainstream media blackout in the west regarding the situation in bahrain already we've seen c.n.n.'s award winning journalist amber lyon and her stories were blocked by c.n.n. so what you have there is a network international network that's controlled by washington so it's totally illegitim
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modern technologies through specialized grant programs and even more arts skills all within a protected environment the school in our yard was founded and named for any time period and then its scientist who wanted a better way of life for his people but even with the most progressive ideas in education many now say they don't want to trade the modern life for their beloved tundra. but here i have returned to the tundra and i actually like it here if you're outside there's fresh air fresh water looks at the site you can see deer it's a joyful sight. a sentiment that hopefully ensures that russia's northern reindeer will have caretakers for generations to come. hello and welcome back to our team with me karen tara well iraq says it's against the international use of force in syria or using it to try and offer throw president assad the iraqi prime minister is currently in moscow for meetings with russian leaders let's get more on this now from our team are all over peter iraq's position on syria looks very similar to that of russia doesn't it well president vladimir putin the iraqi prime minister to
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but if there is one point i must never stop driving home here, owning expensive stocks risky in an environment when chipotle could be down 100 points. remember that day? that day changed my mind. rain in the risk, even if it means the reward will be crimped. unlike the movies, in real life, greed is bad. michael douglas and more importantly kirk douglas are huge fans of the show. i met them, i'm not kidding and i can just say as a kirk douglas fan, that's as great as it gets. i would link kirk's book if this were amazon, but it's a tv show. safeway meeting reports on thursday. so many -- this is the quarter. anyway so many people have tried to call the bottom in the stock, and all they have is thousands of shopping cartwheel rots on their backs. i'm thinking safeway will be like the checkout line, ten points or less. whole foods, not even that expensive when you factor in the growth rate. a re-enactment of safeway's quarter. okay. now, after the close thursday and this j.b. hunt transport, the trucking company, i don't spend enough time talking about how the truckers are doing. i'm used to the
but if there is one point i must never stop driving home here, owning expensive stocks risky in an environment when chipotle could be down 100 points. remember that day? that day changed my mind. rain in the risk, even if it means the reward will be crimped. unlike the movies, in real life, greed is bad. michael douglas and more importantly kirk douglas are huge fans of the show. i met them, i'm not kidding and i can just say as a kirk douglas fan, that's as great as it gets. i would link...
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apple are the most profitable retile environments by square foot on the planet. it is that kind, the cliche is thinking outside of the box. i don't want to say that. it is not just outside the box. go to some other field, go to some other field and discipline and see how you can trigger a new association in your head that makes you approach the problem you're working on in a new way. >> host: platforms. >> guest: one great thing, this is a kind of perfect connector to future perfect. this is the way in which the books are deeply connected to each other. one thing that we have seen with technology platforms, the internet, the web, things like facebook and twitter, they have this extraordinary ability when they're done right to allow for all sorts of inno vigs on top of that platform that the creators never dreamed of. so you create your platform. you say i will set up a social networking service and it will behave in this way. then you open it up to other people who can come and build on top of that platform. when they end up doing is, if you set up the system rig
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>> well, they were pretty clear that the external and internal environment wasn't looking favorable. the prolonged eurozone crisis and the possibility of so-called fiscal cliff in the u.s. is set to further send its dent on the exporters which is of course very important to the economy here. industrial activity also fell for a third month in a row and to top it all off, domestic demand is shrinking. retail sales dipped lower as koreans keep their wallets in their pockets, but all of this is in the cards. what surprised was the sharp cuts to growth projections this year and the next. meanwhile the central bank says its inflation target through 2015 to 3.5%, bok prices remaining low, those expected to stand pat until the end of this year and possibly cut once again in the first quarter of 12013. >> rhie, thanks for that. at the same time, the bank of japan minutes out today. members agree that japan's recovery has delayed considerably and some said they were concerned about the yen's strength. there's also fresh evidence of that slowing growth. core machinery orders in august dropped f
>> well, they were pretty clear that the external and internal environment wasn't looking favorable. the prolonged eurozone crisis and the possibility of so-called fiscal cliff in the u.s. is set to further send its dent on the exporters which is of course very important to the economy here. industrial activity also fell for a third month in a row and to top it all off, domestic demand is shrinking. retail sales dipped lower as koreans keep their wallets in their pockets, but all of this...
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assumes decent economic environment going forward, could political environment and my concern is a lot of issues coming up. obviously the presidential elections coming up and two parties with diametrically opposed views on how to fix fiscal problems. you have the fiscal cliff. there's a good chance congress will do nothing before the end of the year than the european central bank supposedly put a new program in place to help out troubled countries with their debt by buying it in the secondary markets. when you look behind their announcement a lot of the details are missing and finally from my perspective greece is starting to rear its ugly head again. let's say what happens if greece drops out of the euro? my concern is not about greece but what do spanish depositors thing? are we next? is the government going to turn around and give me the old style -- and i will take 60% hit in my savings? does that started deposit run on spanish banks? dagen: you just scared me quite frankly. what is safe? >> what is safe right now? treasuries are fair value at that stock. it sounds boring to say it
assumes decent economic environment going forward, could political environment and my concern is a lot of issues coming up. obviously the presidential elections coming up and two parties with diametrically opposed views on how to fix fiscal problems. you have the fiscal cliff. there's a good chance congress will do nothing before the end of the year than the european central bank supposedly put a new program in place to help out troubled countries with their debt by buying it in the secondary...
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a weakening earnings environment with many downcycle but prepare yourself for the duration of this investment cycle which is based on the cycle of growth, corporate profits and consumer demand still strong. liz: jim swanson, msf chief financial strategist. listen, we're above 1425 on the s&p 500. that is the critical level. again, traders all hours they would have to close above 1425. right now about 1428, 1430, nothing above that would be bullish for monday. but we will watch it all the way to the end. now cracking a 20,000 mark on twitter, thank you. still trying to beat charlie gasparino. follow me after the break. stay tuned. [ male announcer ] what if you had thermal night-vision goggles, like in a special opsission? you'd spot movement, gather intelligence with minimal collateral damage. but rather than neutralizing enemies in their sleep, you'd be targeting stocks to trade. well, that'shat trade architect's heat maps do. they make you a trading assassin. trade architect. td ameritrade's empowering web-based trading platform. trade commission-free for 60 da, and we'll throw in up to $60
a weakening earnings environment with many downcycle but prepare yourself for the duration of this investment cycle which is based on the cycle of growth, corporate profits and consumer demand still strong. liz: jim swanson, msf chief financial strategist. listen, we're above 1425 on the s&p 500. that is the critical level. again, traders all hours they would have to close above 1425. right now about 1428, 1430, nothing above that would be bullish for monday. but we will watch it all the...